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Murder Most Foul&nbsp&nbsp|&nbsp&nbspMurder Most Foul No. 106 &nbsp

he Millen Brothers were the sons of a prosperous businessman and, so you’d think, unlikely hoodlum material – but that didn’t stop them turning to crime in Depression-era Massachusetts. Murten Millen was clever and violent, whilst his brother Irving was shy. Together with Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate Abe Faber – an equally unlikely gangster – they formed the Millen-Faber gang. After Murt fell for pretty teenager and minister’s daughter Norma Brighton, the gang’s criminal ambitions grew – with deadly consequences for those unlucky enough to cross their path… Turn to Two Officers Down…When Norma Came To Town, for the full story.

He had the appearance of a mild-mannered businessman but sadistic German serial killer Peter Kürten – “the mad monster of Mettmannerstrasse” – was not someone to become acquainted with. Ever. Whilst some murderers target men, others women or children, Kürten killed them all, and animals too. “Brutal punishments, combined with strong sexual passions inherited from my father, made me absolutely crazy,” he would admit after his capture. “The more people I kill the better. If I had the means, I would have killed masses of people,” he admitted. See Peter Kürten – My Life Of Perversion And Murder for the full horror…

Murder Most Foul magazine is for you – if you like an engrossing non-fiction crime read that lets you lose yourself in some of history’s most fascinating murder cases. And now it’s available in a versatile digital edition you can read anywhere on any device.

With four new issues per year, Murder Most Foul is filled with stories of unspeakable crimes, illustrated with astonishing photos. It’s better than the most thrilling whodunit – because it’s 100% TRUE.

Specialising in real-life stories from the US, the UK and around the world, it brings you the most notorious homicide cases from Victorian times right up to the present. In its pages you might find the latest hideous murder from the US courts, hanging cases both famous and little-known from around the British isles, a serial killer on the loose in wartime Berlin or a crazed cannibal killer from the former Soviet Union. You’ll also find some of the world’s greatest murder mysteries as we put a spotlight on fascinating unsolved killings.

Use this app to try the latest issue or a full year’s subscription (4 issues) and explore the dark world of crime with our expert writers as your guide. We take a lot of care over the way our stories are written – to make them clear, engrossing and above all factually correct. Never less than fascinating, Murder Most Foul might just be the best crime read you can buy.

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he Millen Brothers were the sons of a prosperous businessman and, so you’d think, unlikely hoodlum material – but that didn’t stop them turning to crime in Depression-era Massachusetts. Murten Millen was clever and violent, whilst his brother Irving was shy. Together with Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate Abe Faber – an equally unlikely gangster – they formed the Millen-Faber gang. After Murt fell for pretty teenager and minister’s daughter Norma Brighton, the gang’s criminal ambitions grew – with deadly consequences for those unlucky enough to cross their path… Turn to Two Officers Down…When Norma Came To Town, for the full story.

He had the appearance of a mild-mannered businessman but sadistic German serial killer Peter Kürten – “the mad monster of Mettmannerstrasse” – was not someone to become acquainted with. Ever. Whilst some murderers target men, others women or children, Kürten killed them all, and animals too. “Brutal punishments, combined with strong sexual passions inherited from my father, made me absolutely crazy,” he would admit after his capture. “The more people I kill the better. If I had the means, I would have killed masses of people,” he admitted. See Peter Kürten – My Life Of Perversion And Murder for the full horror…

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he Millen Brothers were the sons of a prosperous businessman and, so you’d think, unlikely hoodlum material – but that didn’t stop them turning to crime in Depression-era Massachusetts. Murten Millen was clever and violent, whilst his brother Irving was shy. Together with Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate Abe Faber – an equally unlikely gangster – they formed the Millen-Faber gang. After Murt fell for pretty teenager and minister’s daughter Norma Brighton, the gang’s criminal ambitions grew – with deadly consequences for those unlucky enough to cross their path… Turn to Two Officers Down…When Norma Came To Town, for the full story.

He had the appearance of a mild-mannered businessman but sadistic German serial killer Peter Kürten – “the mad monster of Mettmannerstrasse” – was not someone to become acquainted with. Ever. Whilst some murderers target men, others women or children, Kürten killed them all, and animals too. “Brutal punishments, combined with strong sexual passions inherited from my father, made me absolutely crazy,” he would admit after his capture. “The more people I kill the better. If I had the means, I would have killed masses of people,” he admitted. See Peter Kürten – My Life Of Perversion And Murder for the full horror…

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&nbsp Your magazine
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&nbsp Your magazine
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never miss an issue

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protected from price rises that may happen later in the year

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the next available issue.

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he Millen Brothers were the sons of a prosperous businessman and, so you’d think, unlikely hoodlum material – but that didn’t stop them turning to crime in Depression-era Massachusetts. Murten Millen was clever and violent, whilst his brother Irving was shy. Together with Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate Abe Faber – an equally unlikely gangster – they formed the Millen-Faber gang. After Murt fell for pretty teenager and minister’s daughter Norma Brighton, the gang’s criminal ambitions grew – with deadly consequences for those unlucky enough to cross their path… Turn to Two Officers Down…When Norma Came To Town, for the full story.

He had the appearance of a mild-mannered businessman but sadistic German serial killer Peter Kürten – “the mad monster of Mettmannerstrasse” – was not someone to become acquainted with. Ever. Whilst some murderers target men, others women or children, Kürten killed them all, and animals too. “Brutal punishments, combined with strong sexual passions inherited from my father, made me absolutely crazy,” he would admit after his capture. “The more people I kill the better. If I had the means, I would have killed masses of people,” he admitted. See Peter Kürten – My Life Of Perversion And Murder for the full horror…

As a subscriber you'll receive the
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&nbsp A discount
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&nbsp Your magazine
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&nbsp You'll
never miss an issue

&nbsp You’re
protected from price rises that may happen later in the year

Shipping is included in the price for all subscriptions, single issues, bookazines
and merchandise products on Pocketmags. The prices you see are the prices you pay,
we do not add additional shipping costs during the checkout. We deliver to the United
Kingdom, Europe, United States of America and the Rest of the World.

Shipping Times

All prices for magazine and some newspaper subscriptions listed on Pocketmags include
free delivery.

The deliveries are handled by each of our publishing partners. The great thing about
a subscription is that in most cases you will receive the issue before it goes on
sale in the shops!

Your subscription is most likely to start with the next available issue. The delivery
date is determined by the date that you placed your order and the print date of
the next available issue.

If you are concerned about a delivery, please contact the publisher of your subscription
directly. Alternatively, you can contact us and we will provide you with the details
for the publisher.

&nbsp For weekly
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some publishers may have longer lead times.

&nbsp For bi-monthly
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&nbsp For international
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he Millen Brothers were the sons of a prosperous businessman and, so you’d think, unlikely hoodlum material – but that didn’t stop them turning to crime in Depression-era Massachusetts. Murten Millen was clever and violent, whilst his brother Irving was shy. Together with Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate Abe Faber – an equally unlikely gangster – they formed the Millen-Faber gang. After Murt fell for pretty teenager and minister’s daughter Norma Brighton, the gang’s criminal ambitions grew – with deadly consequences for those unlucky enough to cross their path… Turn to Two Officers Down…When Norma Came To Town, for the full story.

He had the appearance of a mild-mannered businessman but sadistic German serial killer Peter Kürten – “the mad monster of Mettmannerstrasse” – was not someone to become acquainted with. Ever. Whilst some murderers target men, others women or children, Kürten killed them all, and animals too. “Brutal punishments, combined with strong sexual passions inherited from my father, made me absolutely crazy,” he would admit after his capture. “The more people I kill the better. If I had the means, I would have killed masses of people,” he admitted. See Peter Kürten – My Life Of Perversion And Murder for the full horror…